Remove unwanted Vista boot menu

Answer: This method can be solved by using the Bcdedit.exe command-line program built into Windows Vista system. The specific steps are as follows:

First, the use of software to achieve:

Open Vista Optimization Master 3.0beta1, click on the "System settings" above, click on the left "Start settings", "Multiple System Selection", here manually delete redundant items.

Ii. Manual implementation:

1, the right mouse click "start → attachment → command Prompt", right-click Select "Run as Administrator", so that the administrator to open the command line program;

2, in the "Command prompt" input "bcdedit.exe" and enter, you can view the existing two (or more) the contents of the boot menu, find the discarded system Resumeobject line similar to { 572BCD56-FFA7-11D9-AAE0-0007E994107D} code. The following figure is just an example of bcdedit running, for your reference:

Figure 1 Bcdedit

3, then enter Bcdedit/delete {code}, you can delete this discarded menu.